What Data Tells Us

from Running Through Walls · host Venrock, a venture capital firm

Dataminr uses AI to detect when major events are happening, long before the first news reports emerge. How is this possible? Venrock's Nick Beim chats with Dataminr's co-founder and CEO Ted Bailey to discuss how the rise of real-time data platforms and misinformation around the 9/11 attacks helped spark the idea for the company. He shares how Dataminr helps clients mitigate and respond to potential crises more effectively, including the ongoing pandemic. They also discuss how the Dataminr workforce is responding to all-remote work and how Bailey has grown as a leader since founding the company in 2009.

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